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Consultation has concluded
We want you, your colleagues, friends and neighbours to guide and help shape our vision for the Tweed by participating in the creation of the Community Strategic Plan.
The visions in the Community Strategic Plan will reflect your aspirations and priorities and those of the whole community, so it is important you participate and have your say.
What do you believe are the most important goals for the Tweed over the next 10 years? What is your vision? Is there something that is more important to you now than it was a few years ago? Have your say and shape a vision for the Tweed.
The 2011/2021 Tweed Community Strategic Plan is built around the four themes of Civic Leadership, Supporting Community Life, Strengthening the Economy, and Caring for the Environment. What are your ideas and what are the important things Council and the community must do in each of these areas?
PLEASE NOTE THIS ONLINE FORUM WILL CLOSE AT 5.00pm MONDAY 8 NOVEMBER
We want you, your colleagues, friends and neighbours to guide and help shape our vision for the Tweed by participating in the creation of the Community Strategic Plan.
The visions in the Community Strategic Plan will reflect your aspirations and priorities and those of the whole community, so it is important you participate and have your say.
What do you believe are the most important goals for the Tweed over the next 10 years? What is your vision? Is there something that is more important to you now than it was a few years ago? Have your say and shape a vision for the Tweed.
The 2011/2021 Tweed Community Strategic Plan is built around the four themes of Civic Leadership, Supporting Community Life, Strengthening the Economy, and Caring for the Environment. What are your ideas and what are the important things Council and the community must do in each of these areas?
PLEASE NOTE THIS ONLINE FORUM WILL CLOSE AT 5.00pm MONDAY 8 NOVEMBER
You might like to consider and contribute ideas on how Council and the community can:
Ensure actions taken and decisions reached are based on the principles of sustainability
Improve decision making by engaging stakeholders and seeking community involvement
Deliver services through adequate resources, best value options and ensure capacity to maintain community assets
Strengthen coordination among Commonwealth and State governments and their agencies and other service providers to avoid duplication, synchronise service delivery and seek economies of scale.
Manage and plan for a balance between population growth, urban development and environmental protection.
